Waikhruu - Muay Thai

"Waikhruu" - Muay Thai

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Waikhruu
• Muay
• Thai
• Dance
• K-1

[Zaz4Bi]

Wai Kru mean Show respect to Ancestor who build you and teach you to be a Great fighter and some kind of warm up your body made your body more flexible ;)

[eeeerrreeen]

i found muai thai is the best

[ImNotaNative]

Fuck you!

have some fucken respect for peoples culture you fucken Internet no life VIRGIN...

[Conradb89]

Very majestic and good form. Muay Thai is as elegant and majestic as it is deadly in form

[lakshuwasdas]

Muay Thai is simply the best. I enjoy it when I train and practise it's fantastic kicks and strikes. And I respect my ancestor who teaches me and makes me to to a great fighter. A big respect to all Muay Thai ancestors and fighters from Germany.

[changtuber]

The one on the right has the best posture, amazing balance and a catlike gracefulness. This is a beautiful ram muay.

[undeadpresident]

thi is awesome

[SuperChicoski]

ritual maligno

[nateboston78]

PART 3: I'll roughly translate what the narrator is saying:

The act of Wai Kru is a way for the fighter to collect and calm their thoughts, lose fear, gain confidence, and stretch their joints and muscles to relieve stress from their bodies, mind, and spirit.

[nateboston78]

PART 2: I'll roughly translate what the narrator is saying:

This practice allows each fighter show special moves unique to their fighting school and gives them a chance to prepare - collect their thoughts, scope out their competitors, become familiar with their surroundings, and be aware of entry and exit points of the fighting ground.

For fighters who know sacred spells, this gives them the opportunity to cast their spells during the dance to protect themselves from harm.

[nateboston78]

PART 1: I'll roughly translate what the narrator is saying:

An important custom of Muay Thai that every boxer can't ignore is the act of Wai Kru before every fight. The act pays respect to ancestors, or the king. Which is not at all uncommon in ancient times when fights were shown in the presence of royalty. It is also a way to pay homage and show your loyalty to your teachers - who have passed their knowledge of the art to you.